The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1902, Page 1

One Cent ‘The Star’s Noon Edition Contains |THE [If All the News Up to Midday. If You | iS o AST: Are Down Town Buy One aay SEATTLE, Hieh authe yact betwee FIFTH EDITION — See TRACY’S BODY WILL ue Trust ar the body to Davenport, arriving here mbout 9 o'clock. The body was em- balmed and the inquest held in the afternoon, but adjourned over to await ' Sheriff Cudihee Wires the Star That the Outlaw's Body Will Be’ "1 Sent Direct to Salem--Question 7 of Cremation Yet to Be Decided on @ececee the Oregon officials. When the body w through the house to view the remains, and men struggled to get pos session of relics, They carried away pisces of clothing and locks of hair, and several attempts were made to get away with the outlaw's weapons. The body was photographed repeatedly by camera fiends. The posse which laid Tracy low was composed of C. A. Straub, dep- uty sheriff and constable; Dr. E. C, Lanter; Maurice Smith, Attorney J. J. Morrison, Section Foreman Fred Liliegren. That they were a nervy $ shown by the way they chased the cutlaw im the open, notwith Wash. Bs ager Fen, See yee s | ng his reputation as an unerring shot at any distance. Smith and ED. CUDIMEE. | Lanter even ordered him to throw up his hands when they first ap- id in the course A.J. | preci ion at tho Bare Tracy made himself at home at the Eddy ranch, pearing to f |nothing. He even allowed the Eddys to handle his guns. he changed the sight on his rifle, and to test th |knot at a distance of 60 feet. He put several bullets through me oe occurred <3 White there he dieposal of the body. identified there in order » BYF. 4. BUCK. OKANE, Wash., Aug. 7-—The bedy of Harry Tracy, the dead con- ft and musderer, will lle at Stone's undertaking parlors at Davenport tomorrow, when an inquest will be held at the court house. ft is expected that the body will be sent to Salem, but this will upon the directions given by the Oregon authorities. In that ‘tase it will probably be shipped on Saturday, coming through Spokane. The offigiais of the penitentiary at Salem have demanded the famous 30-30 Winchester rifle, and this will be sent to them, while the ether weapons of the murderer will fall to the lot of the five men who were most instrumental in the death of the convict. Sheriff Gardner | has the two horses at the present time. | All the ammunition of the outiaw hae been distributed among the _ dlicare who were in that part of the country te aid in the capture. Yesterday after the body reached Davenport, a post mortem exam- was held and the body was positively identified by Liveryman | of Wilbur, as the man who slept in hie barn last Thursday | and rode out through the main street at 10 o'clock the next morn- livery barn, where he left his horses, pack and rifle, while he up town. He stopped at « restaurant and ate supper. He stayed barn over night. MeGreg » did net suspect who the man was at but today identified the deav outlaw as the man who stopped No. 1—A Familiar Seene About the Depot, Waiting for the Train— AHL Nine Killed and. 30 jure The distribution of the reward is causing considerable excitement “Ht Davenport. Sheriff Gardner and his son, the five men whe were fit in the fight, and George Goldfinch are all claiming « share in the ‘Feward. Attorney Smith of Creston, who was one of the five, states that he will accompany the body to Oregon to be sure that no opportunity ie permitted for an excuse to give the reward to others. At present the body can be viewed by all who wish to look at the temains. Excursions are coming into Davenpert from all directions for this purpose. There ia talk of eremating the body at Portland. DAVENPORT, Aug. 7—Trasy’s body is held at this place pending the arrival of officials from the Oregon penitentiary to identify it formally, although there ie no question in fact that the dead man is the notorious outlaw. At the inquest yesterday the men from Creston who brought down vited to Make Good the quarry, told thei story of the fight, and the hearing was ed- | pes MOINES, Aug. 1.—The collie OF Journed. After the official identification ef the body nothing will of @ gravel and a freight at remain but to determine its disposition. - the slayer of Raymond, Breecs and Rowley. Cudihee claims that the | 4 murderer should be identified by witnesses to those affrays. The re- | tngury ward was claimed yesterday by Constable C. A. Straub of Davenport, | saxineers Bra ‘Captain of the posse thet inflicted the wounds upon Tracy which entailed his | conduction Crote o att SB iicide. Straub wired to Olympia: ‘ \ oett at abocba enw the © re “We, the posse who caught Tracy, have been instructed “by the | [)* nrted. bat ees tg ile . o Jum-dum regular Oregon officials to hold the body for further orders. We desire like per- JAIL TERM FUR POWER - “UMATILLA TONIGHT mission from you.’ Much credit is given to young Goldtinch, who disregarded Tracy's warning to keep silent and gave the information to the officers which com. state led to the desperado’s death. it is urged that he is entitled to a share of the reward, equally with the men who followed the trail. sites. | States o 1) 7% The accounts of the fight given at the inquest show that Tracy had $2. ie ctfing, the cor inner aie ifhe | suit to erdjoin the Norther ht He would have broug' Mien ee se an lost none of his nerve or ability to shoot. | merger down some, at least, of his pursuers if they had not found shelter from his | tempt. J? ower naw deadly sim, The only shots he got at them directly in the open were | has never done #0, and it was on a count of his refusal that rder Wo which he fired as he came out of the door of the barn, but the two was 1 red comnive man whe also 6 ore a ie ; é ware in view ware at a considerable distance, and Tracy fired | Power's, attorney, to appear on Aug. | | apt, McG ust 20 iad show ¢ iid parr ¢ in| tn so he turned to run. Jnot. be jouniahed under/A\vod that Power has [ing wader the advice of his cou The bullets whistled close to them. Sheriff Gardner, whe had arrived on the eeene in the night, brought WASHINGTON, | BE SENT TO OREGON: brought in, @ crowd swarmed 3 DROWNED jand | barone THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, 1902, He told the Eddys that he n country meter, to th whieh wi than an inch in had made a mistake in gett CREMATE THE BODY OF OUTLAW TRAGY PORTLAND, Or. Aug. 7—-The body of Harry Tracy, the Oregon outlaw, will probably be cremated. In order to effec tually circumvent the plane of rupulous speculators who are already planning to gain possession of the desperado’s corpse by fair means or foul, with intent to use it for exhibition purpose the Oregon authorities, it is stated on good authority, have all but desided to cremate the remains at Portland immediately after their arrival from Davenport, in thie state, where they now li it is practionily admitted that Tracy's body will not remain under ground twelve hours after it is buried unless extraordinary precautions are taken to guard the grave against ghouls. Only interment in quick lime after the fashion that prevailed in pris ons of the ciden times will prevent the grave from being rifled before the clods have settled upon the coffin. Men who make it their business to pander to the curiosity of the morbid ard already in the field seoking to buy the outlaw’ corps, ostensibly in the interests of obscure medical college * $15,000 are reported from Davenport. Un questionably if the authorities would permit the exhibition of the body, this sum could ly be real in Portiand or Seattle lone. On every apparently well balanced individuals can y $1 or even more for a glimpse of the remains. € ld be determined to give Tracy’s remains an or dinary Christian burial, it is more than doubtful whether any cemetery would accept the body, which would therefore have to be buried in uneonseor: Ground at Galem. The difficulty by which the relatives of Durrant, Francisce fiend who hanged for the murder of Lamont, were confronted with, is well remembered, No regular cemetery in Cal a would accept the bedy, nor would the ory in San Francisco burn it, Finally it was cremated na. The pian to cremate Tracy's remains meets with the hearty approval of the authorities in this city whe remember well the which resulted from the alleged burial of the body of the T nck at the county farm on White Riv slated on good authority that Blanck’s remaint were jon now hangs in the Prominent Seattle physician. Large pieces of his ed off by the attaches of the county hospital and as ‘shire, being converted into pu: and Pieces of the desperado's brain, well dried, are still carried By Seattie men as momentoes. Next to Tracy, was the most dangerous criminal King ever had within her borders. He was killed by two man hunters near Kent after breaking jail about seven years ago. All the Neighbors Are There. CHOLERA (WRIT IS VICTIMS) DISMISSED Corporal O’Brien is In-| Plague Continues With Goversor’s. LU s Libel Case Philippine Troops to Be Tried in Frisco ®AN FRANCISCO, Aug. 7 Judge Cook today the application for a writ of probi- bition made by restrain the libel Governor Guige instituted & prose els and -Sn- iMppines was recelved at the war vartment today from General It éontains 32 names and 4 & period of only two weeks. rhe organizations which have suf ed the most are the Second in try, In whjch 10 deaths have and the Ninth cavalry, whow fore Justice Frite in ernor sought the latter ban Franclees. to prevent the nthe ground ‘ought by cally the dis: writ et je next the ap- who ob- ground ta the! IN ABATH |Baroness Seized With) Fit in Water Baturday, w plication ‘of J. Mem jects to the trial w that he js a taxpayer third writ that has been | prevent the hearing in this city the defendants lay the in Low ¢| fighting Angeles c LOST HIS WATCH. B.C. Carruth of | ¢ North Dakota, viritor in the bed of a nol Aug. T-—The Baron 1 noted Austrian [zed with a Mt Bangor bath LIVERPOOL enn V who c bathing at the today and. drowned. The baroness was atone at the |Jamer stre time, and nothing can be ascertained |been of the circumstances, Her maid had | watch wan sto |been sent by her upon an errand, |turning. ‘The en the lutter the | fed. ‘owld not be On in- | vthe dead be as found water. Ar ubject to fainting fits ed to have hi nly ved with one while im the Water to the b WEATHER TT "f and vicinity: ht and | partly cloudy; cooler with fresh northwest to southwest winds. Seattle dismiaged | Governor Gage to} local courts from trying | THE SEATTLE STAR. T FOR SALE = a Two Bargains rm he kas from t Lake $400 four-ro! two t betructed untains A new view price A new five-room cottage mont, cement foundation, p | bath and fireplace; just « | price, 61,600. | HerbertS. 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